I SWEAR I didn't write this ...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...4700.html?mod=WSJ_hp_MIDDLENexttoWhatsNewsTop
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB100...4700.html?mod=WSJ_hp_MIDDLENexttoWhatsNewsTop
I generally agree but yes, one got so hot the cable melted all of a sudden with no advance warning, weird shit. Worked fine up until then.you know what's pretty much bulletproof technology? the optical mouse ... has one ever gone bad on you?
i use 3 for about 5-6 years now without any issues.
see what I mean about Microsoft Erik?
http://gizmodo.com/5875571/google-just-made-bing-the-best-search-engine
all the current "hot" guys are seemingly shooting themselves in the foot.
i agree that google search was getting bad BUT they fixed it! you can turn on "verbatim" mode now, and suddenly it's good again (look for it in the right sidebar)see what I mean about Microsoft Erik?
http://gizmodo.com/5875571/google-just-made-bing-the-best-search-engine
all the current "hot" guys are seemingly shooting themselves in the foot.
wowWhen you leave a program, it's suspended in the background—then when you want to go back, it's brought back out to play. Or if the system needs resources, it gets killed in the background, just like iOS, Android and Windows Phone.
The plex program is installed on the pc as the media server, and you tell it what folders your movie files are in and it scans the directory and downloads metadata for the program to make a media library.
The plex channel added to the roku lets you browse whatever files were added to the plex media server on the pc.
It streams it wirelessly to the roku and has a built in method of transcoding the file types while it plays them to the proper format since the roku is so restrictive about that. Well, wirelessly just because everything I have is hooked up wirelessly, as long as they're all on the same network it should all connect together fine.
Yo nerds, I may need a new router. Ish lost connection with my modem twice this evening at a time when I actually needed internet service. What's the most reliable surefooted one out there? Currently using a TP-LINK one, that served well for a mighty 2 years or so. Is it normal for these to start acting finicky overtime or que?
now i'll need to share internets with my girlfriend